California Air Resources Board

CARB’s Incentive Program Insights data dashboard allows for an interactive visualization of the overarching data on the Clean Vehicle Rebate Project, as well as CARB’s other light-duty incentive programs.

Clean Vehicle Rebate Project | Center for Sustainable Energy

View statistics on rebates provided by the Clean Vehicle Rebate Project, including rebates by geographic region, equity communities, vehicle type, electric utility, and more.

Clean Vehicle Rebate Project | Center for Sustainable Energy

To support needed expansion in sales and equity, this research examined the characteristics of California consumers that claimed the statewide rebate for EVs purchased/leased in 2017–2020. Specifically, the characteristics of consumers that have received rebates from Clean Vehicle Research Project (CVRP), are examined.

Clean Vehicle Assistance Program | Beneficial State Foundation

This dashboard reflects data from Clean Vehicle Assistance Program participants who purchased or leased a used or new clean vehicle and received a grant. View information on grants, loans, and participant demographics.

Center for Sustainable Energy

This assessment of the Clean Vehicle Assistance Program features results from an adoption survey completed by participants soon after purchasing their vehicle as well as an ownership survey approximately one year after purchasing their vehicle. The goals of these surveys include improved understanding of program participant motivations, concerns, and experience regarding their clean vehicle and the program.

California Climate Investments | CARB

The Advanced Technology Demonstration and Pilot Projects program helps accelerate the next generation of advanced technology vehicles, equipment, or emission controls which are not yet commercialized. Final project reports serve as examples of project evaluations.

University of California, Davis Policy Institute for Energy, Environment, and the Economy

CARB developed a Project Outcome Reporting (POR) phase for California Climate Investments which is intended to collect primary data from grantees and program administering agencies during the period following project implementation to gain insights into project results. The University of California, Davis Policy Institute for Energy, Environment, and the Economy was tasked with reviewing the current set of POR requirements and recommending additional or alternative metrics and methods based on best practices in data collection and analysis. The primary objective of these efforts was to develop findings and recommendations to support improved data collection, analysis, transparency, and evaluation for individual programs and the California Climate Investments portfolio.

UCLA Luskin Center for Innovation

Explore multiple evaluations of California Climate Investments programs conducted by LCI. These evaluations are designed to help California meet its goal to maximize benefits to priority populations and to take the lessons, both the strengths and the shortcomings, from California’s experience and use it to inform more transformative, community-driven investments across the nation.

UCLA Luskin Center for Innovation

The Luskin Center for Innovation is conducting an ongoing evaluation of process, progress, and results of the Transformative Climate Communities Program, which is supporting innovative, comprehensive, and equitable action in five cities: Fresno, Ontario, Stockton, and the Watts and Northeast San Fernando Valley neighborhoods of Los Angeles.